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When and witness
When a party calls
a hostile
witness, an adverse party
, or
a witness identified with an adverse party
, interrogation may be by leading questions
.
When the house
was ready to pass
the Act for dissolution
, Mr
. Crew who
had been as forward as any man
in beginning and carrying on
the war against
the last King
, moved
, that before they dissolved themselves
, they would bear their
witness against
the horrid murder
, as
he called
it, of
the King
.
When a witness is presented for testimony
in the U
. S
. judicial system
, the order is " direct " testimony
, then
the opposing attorney does " cross " and then " redirect " from
the attorney first offering
the witness.
When William refused
, Arlington threatened that William would
witness the end of
the republic's existence
.
When a witness's testimony
in open
court is inconsistent with that given
at deposition
, a party can introduce
the deposition to impeach ( or contradict )
the witness.
When Newt's decision to come forward as
a witness leads to Booker's death
, Marcus ambushes and confronts Newt with
a gun – resulting
in a vicious fight
.
When Buffy rejects his advances
, Spike attempts to prove his love by kidnapping her so that she can
witness him killing Drusilla for her
, to little avail ;
in her disgust
, Buffy un-invites him from her house ( something she
had not bothered to do
in the almost three years since their alliance against Angelus ) and alienates him from
the group
.
When a witness is
asked a question
, the opposing attorney can raise an objection
, which is
a legal move to disallow an improper question
, preferably before
the witness answers
, and mentioning one of
the standard reasons
, including:
When Rundstedt learned that
he was not to be tried personally
at Nuremberg
, he wrote to
the Tribunal asking permission to appear as
a defence
witness for
the Army high command
.
When a witness refused to answer
the question to his satisfaction
he would often ask
the judge to " admonish
the witness to answer
the question ".
When the promised Royal Commission of Inquiry arrived
in Palestine
in November
, al-Husseini testified before
it as chief
witness for
the Arabs
.
When the Japanese surrendered
, a large flotilla entered Tokyo Bay to
witness the formal ceremony conducted on
the battleship
, on which officials from
the Japanese government signed
the Japanese Instrument of Surrender
.
When Pioneer 2 arrives
, however
, they
witness an enormous explosion on Ragol's surface and find that
the colony's entire population has apparently vanished
.
When a mortal goes into
the region of
the dead
, the deity of
the Sun bears
witness to all his acts
.
When Knight started treating him with disrespect
, Leibowitz leapt to his feet and said
, " Now listen
, Mr
. Attorney-General
, I've warned you twice about your treatment of my
witness.
When Túrin is accused of murder
, Beleg searches out and produces
at the last moment
a witness who can testify to extenuating circumstances
.
When one
witness, an apothecary
, used
a particularly complex medical phrase
, Abbott shouted that
he should " Speak English sir
, if you can
, or I must swear
in an interpreter ".
When he appeared as
a witness, the defendant claimed that after giving an unknown man
a lift
, he had found that
he was running out of petrol and
had asked the passenger to take
the spare can
in the car and fill up
the fuel tank
.

However
, the early 20th century historian Philip Wicksteed stated of Villani
, "
When dealing with his own times
, and with events immediately connected with Florence
, he is
a trustworthy
witness, but minute accuracy is never his strong point ; and
in dealing with distant times and places
he is hopelessly unreliable
.
When Latimer is hit with
the realization that
he is facing Sherlock Holmes and has left
a witness alive
, he attempts to leave
the train by
the compartment door but is struck by an oncoming train
.
When and at
When his eyes began to focus
, he saw Jess charging
at him with
a pitchfork
.
When she appeared
at the store to help out for
a few hours even my looking
at her
was surreptitious lest my Uncle notice
it.
When she would do these things
, he would turn blind for an instant and become sick
at his
stomach.
When he started school
at the age of five-and-a-half
, he could not understand why
the alphabet begins with
the letter A
, instead of C
, as
in the scale
.
When I mentioned that for my first long voyage I did not even have
the money for
the return fare
, but
had trusted to luck that I would earn
a sufficient amount
, the young people looked
at me doubtingly
.
When the Revolution broke out
, he, along with Jefferson and Jay
, abandoned his career
at the bar
, with considerable financial sacrifice
.

She used to tell me
, `` When I stand there and look
at the flag blowing this way and that way
, I have
the wonderful
, safe feeling that Americans are protected no matter which way
the wind blows
''.
When we turn to Aristotle's ideas on
the moral measure of literature
, it is
at once apparent that
he is
at times equally concerned about
the influence of
the art
.
When Quiney and William Parsons wrote to Greville
in 1593 asking his consent
in the election for bailiff
, they sent
the letter to Mr. William Sawnders
, attendant on
the worshipful Mr. Thomas Bushell
at Marston
.
When he came home from his office
at the end of
the afternoon
, Breasted never knew what gathering
he should expect to find
, but there almost always
was one
.

There is
, of course
, nothing new about dystopias
, for they belong to
a literary tradition which
, including also
the closely related satiric utopias
, stretches from
at least as far back as
the eighteenth century and Swift's Gulliver's Travels to
the twentieth century and Zamiatin's We
, Capek's War With The Newts
, Huxley's Brave New World
, E. M. Forster's
`` The Machine Stops
'', C. S. Lewis's That Hideous Strength
, and Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
, and which
in science fiction is represented before
the present deluge as early as Wells's trilogy
, The Time Machine
, `` A Story Of The Days To Come
'', and
When The Sleeper Wakes
, and as recently as Jack Williamson's
`` With Folded Hands
'' ( 1947 )
, the classic story of men replaced by their own robots
.
When he was 15
, his parents finally allowed him to attend classes
at the Academy of Fine Arts
in Vienna
.
When the knife went into his chest
, he went down
at once
.
When Peter
had reached his majority
at eighteen??
When he was going to town
, nothing
was good enough --
he had cursed
at Winston once for leaving
a fleck of polish on his shoelace
.
When the whole bottom has hardened
, use
a disk sander to feather
the edges of
the cloth
at the keel line and near
the spray rail
.
When I arrived
at Viola's I
was shown
, to my surprise
, into
the kitchen
.
When it was worn
in the breast
, or even on
the sleeve
, we
at least knew where
it was ''.
When we look
at countries like Iran
, Iraq
, Pakistan
, and Burma
, where substantial progress has
been made
in creating
a minimum supply of modern men and of social overhead capital
, and where institutions of centralized government exist
, we find
a second category of countries with
a different set of problems and hence different priorities for policy
.
When this proposal
was made
, Stalin spoke with stronger emotion than
at any other time during
the Conference
.
When we repeat
the remark that such suffering
was a bad thing
, the feeling with which we made
it last week may be
at or near
the vanishing point
, but
if we were
asked whether we meant to say what we did before
, we should certainly answer Yes
.
When the patient
was not allowed to move his body
in any way
at all
, the following striking results occurred
.
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